Riches and Robberies Mixed in London and Abroad
The periodical notes a daylight and street crimes report with a London context. A young man killed after missing a carriage seat near Essex Road. Robberies by a landlady near Salisbury Court and a money dropper known as Jackson are described along with police detentions and suspicions on London Bridge. Dispatches cover Virginia frontier murders, royal addresses from Cornwall and Plymouth congratulating the birth of a prince, stock market changes, and European political tremors including Sweden, France, Luxembourg, and the East India Company.
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Norfolk
a.Livingworth
Gonvill and Caius College
Cambridge
Daniel Munnings
Essex Road
London
Mile-End
Ongar
Essex
Gravesend
Salisbury Court
Fleet-street
Jackson
Bristol Mail
England
Thomas Jones
James Wright
Jones
London-Bridge
Poultry Compter
Goodman’s Fields
London- Bridge
Grays-Thorsock
Elizabeth
Martha
Hicks
Southampton
Cork
Dunkirk
Isle’of Wight
Virginia
Cyfar
Harwood
Prince of Wales
Cornwall
Homas Pitt
Stockholm
Senate
Holstein- Gottorp
Finch
Great Britain
Dyer
Sweden
Paris
France
Cardinal de Fleury
Count de Belle-Isle
Luxembourg
Willcarcely
Thas
East-India
Denmark
Republick
Flemmings
Brabant
Danish East-India Company
Europe
Gottenburg
China
Vienna
Hungary
Temeswar
Belgrade
Orfova
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Orange Country
Sacker Parker
George Lyttelton
Princess of Wales
Momas Pitt
Royal
the Prince of Wales
His
Plymouth
County of
Devon
Grreenhill Darracott
Joan Rogers
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Mine Adventure
Exchequer